A ₹3800 crore ($450 million) BrahMos missile deal with Indonesia is in advanced stages, according to government sources.
The supersonic cruise missile will bolster Indonesia’s military and deepen defense ties.
Visit by Indonesian President Enhances Bilateral Cooperation
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, a special guest at India’s Republic Day celebrations, visited BrahMos Aerospace with top officials.
Indonesian Navy Chief Admiral Muhammad Ali and others explored the missile’s advanced capabilities.
BrahMos: A Product of Indo-Russian Collaboration
Jointly developed by India and Russia, the BrahMos missile can reach speeds of Mach 2.8 and strike targets up to 290 km, with newer versions extending up to 500 km.
The system’s versatility allows launches from land, air, and sea platforms.
Second Global Sale of BrahMos
Following a $375 million deal with the Philippines in 2022, this marks India’s second international sale of the missile.
Strategic Collaboration for Indo-Pacific Security
Both nations aim to strengthen ties, with a focus on defense manufacturing and securing the Indo-Pacific region.
Prime Minister Modi emphasized defense collaboration to enhance mutual security and supply chains.
